Strategically Feeding the Ulcer-Prone Horse

What does an ulcer-prone horse look like? The first thing that comes to mind is the racehorse. He or she is young, travels often, runs its heart out and is fed massive amounts of feed in one day from the very beginning. This assumption is correct, since racehorses have the highest rate of ulcers at […]

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Challenges Turn into Lessons for an Equestrian Duo

Once in a very great while someone new will walk into your world and make a profound difference in your life. And sometimes that “someone” will canter into your world on four legs, and you know immediately that you’ve made a heart connection.  That’s what happened to Lauren Drew, Pembroke, Massachusetts, when she first laid […]

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Cowgirl has a December to Remember

It was a December to remember for one Oklahoma cowgirl who embraced every opportunity the 10 days of her first National Finals Rodeo experience. Emily Miller, Weatherford, Okla., started her Vegas run ranked seventh in the world in barrel racing. After 10 great runs and a partner, Chongo, who gave his all, Emily moved up to finish the year third […]

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Passion and Faith Fuel the Perseverance to Follow a Dream

A passion is described as a powerful or compelling emotion. Do you have passion? Are you really passionate enough to leave everything that is familiar to you to chase your dream? Your native country? Your culture? Your family? The love of your life? One Brazilian cowboy left all those behind to pursue his dreams, and […]

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